A hawkish turn occurs when central banks shift toward tighter monetary policy, prioritizing inflation control over growth. Used by raising interest rates or reducing stimulus, it strengthens currency but may slow economic expansion. Savers and bondholders benefit, while borrowers face higher costs. This pivot signals confidence in the economy but often triggers market volatility.
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